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* Jack's compass in ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' which points to whatever the one holding it wants. It is rather difficult to use for someone like him; half the time it ends up pointing at his rum bottle.
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* Jack's compass in ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' which points to whatever the one holding it wants. It is rather difficult to use for someone like him; half the Jack being TheAlcoholic, it spends a lot of time it ends up pointing at his rum bottle.to a bottle of rum.
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* ''Series/HisDarkMaterials'' features Alethiometers, which both Lyra and the Magisterium use to let them answer any question.
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* In ''Literature/{{Xanth}}'', Crombie's magic talent is to be a living example of this trope: if he closes his eyes, thinks of something, and spins around, he always ends up facing the thing he was thinking of.
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* '' VideoGame/EndRoll'': You find several different compasses throughout the game, and each one opens up a different area.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Nioh}}'': William Adams' compass is a magical stone called Amrita with a Merrow's feather tied in, which led him to Japan. In-game, the compass shows the general location of the next objective, but can be upgraded with equipment or guardian spirits to show corpses and jewels, treasure chests, enemies, and/or lost spirits.
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* In ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', this is one of Harry's most commonly used spells in his job as a detective. However, it can also be weaponised as a remote cause of YourHeadAsplode.
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* {{Conversed}} in ''''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'': Sarah and Sam [[http://egscomics.com/comic/tsos-03 try to figure out the plot of a movie]] based entirely on the poster. The plot they come up with involves a compass that points to the protagonist's destination and antagonists who have a compass which points to the protagonist (all this being inferred from the poster featuring a woman holding a glowing box). The actual movie [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot fails to live up to their imagined plot]] perhaps not even having any Magic Compasses at all.
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* Inverted similarly to ''Harry Potter'' in the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novels. The Discworld, being "as coreless as a pancake", lacks a magnetic field. A needle of the intensely magical metal [[FantasyMetals octiron]] will align itself to the BackgroundMagicField and therefore always point towards the Hub.
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** ''Magazine/WhiteDwarf'' magazine #21, article "Treasure Chest". The new spell Locate Self allows the caster to know the direction of magnetic north.
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* In ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls'', the ancient [[{{Precursors}} Aldmer]], ancestors of the modern [[OurElvesAreBetter races of Mer (Elves)]], could create "waystones" - crystalline balls that rotate on their axis toward a specific direction. Topal the Pilot, the legendary BoldExplorer and [[WarriorPoet poet]] who was the first to discover and explore Tamriel during the Merethic Era, had a "north-east pointing" waystone which he used to navigate.
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* The Alethiometer in ''Film/TheGoldenCompass'' pointed to the truth.
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* ''Literature/HisDarkMaterials'': The Alethiometer ("Truth-meter") is often likened to a golden compass (hence the name of the first book), having four hands and many different symbols around the edges. It is stated to always tell the absolute truth, if one knows how to read it. A question can be posed by pointing at three symbols with the user-controlled hands, and the fourth will then move of its own accord and point at symbols in sequence to deliver the answer. Since each symbol can have dozens of meanings, most people who can read one rely on extensive reference books and can take weeks to decipher an answer to a single question.
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* In one of the ''Literature/LordDarcy'' stories, Master Sean enchanted a splinter left behind by a murder weapon and used it to find the rest of the weapon.
* In Creator/EEDocSmith's ''Literature/SkylarkSeries'', it was possible to create an "object compass" which, once attuned to something, would always point towards it.
* Inverted with the ''Point Me'' spell in ''Literature/HarryPotter'', which uses magic to make the caster's wand briefly [[MundaneUtility point north]].
* In Creator/EEDocSmith's ''Literature/SkylarkSeries'', it was possible to create an "object compass" which, once attuned to something, would always point towards it.
* Inverted with the ''Point Me'' spell in ''Literature/HarryPotter'', which uses magic to make the caster's wand briefly [[MundaneUtility point north]].
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* In ''Literature/TheScar'', when pirates are on long voyages away from the floating city of Armada, they have compasses that always point to Armada to find their way back.
* In ''Literature/TalesOfTheKettyJay'', Grayther Crake makes daemon-bound compasses for the crew of the Ketty Jay that always point towards their captain Darian Fray.
* In ''Literature/TalesOfTheKettyJay'', Grayther Crake makes daemon-bound compasses for the crew of the Ketty Jay that always point towards their captain Darian Fray.
* Inverted with the ''Point Me'' spell in ''Literature/HarryPotter'', which uses magic to make the caster's wand briefly [[MundaneUtility point north]].
* In one of the ''Literature/LordDarcy'' stories, Master Sean enchanted a splinter left behind by a murder weapon and used it to find the rest of the weapon.
* In ''Literature/TheScar'', when pirates are on long voyages away from the floating city of Armada, they have compasses that always point to Armada to find their way back.
* In Creator/EEDocSmith's ''Literature/SkylarkSeries'', it was possible to create an "object compass" which, once attuned to something, would always point towards it.
* In ''Literature/TalesOfTheKettyJay'', Grayther Crake makes daemon-bound compasses for the crew of the Ketty Jay that always point towards their captain Darian Fray.
* In Creator/EEDocSmith's ''Literature/SkylarkSeries'', it was possible to create an "object compass" which, once attuned to something, would always point towards it.
* In ''Literature/TalesOfTheKettyJay'', Grayther Crake makes daemon-bound compasses for the crew of the Ketty Jay that always point towards their captain Darian Fray.
* In an episode of ''Series/TheAdventuresOfBriscoCountyJr'' Socrates is given an object which glows when pointed towards an Orb. (Orbs being the MacGuffin of the HalfArcSeason.)
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* A ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' compass points to the world's player spawn point.
* Finding ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'' and the ghost ship of the undead zombie ghost pirate [=LeChuck=] tends to involve constructing one of these.
* ''VideoGame/{{Soulbringer}}'' allowed you two different compasses at the same time: the usual and a magic one that points to [[PortalNetwork hex stones]].
* Finding ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'' and the ghost ship of the undead zombie ghost pirate [=LeChuck=] tends to involve constructing one of these.
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* A ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' James Lee Quatermain's compass in ''VideoGame/DeadfallAdventures'' points to toward the world's player spawn point.
* Finding ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'' and the ghost shipnearest treasure item, when such an item is close enough. The rest of the undead zombie ghost pirate [=LeChuck=] tends to involve constructing one of these.
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* Phylacteries, in theusual ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe, perform this function. Mages in the Circles of Magi are required to give a blood sample when they're first brought to a Circle, and a magic one should that points mage escape or otherwise go missing, the Templars can use the phylactery containing their blood to [[PortalNetwork hex stones]].find them.
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* A ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' compass points to the world's player spawn point.
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* James Lee Quatermain's compass in ''VideoGame/DeadfallAdventures'' points toward the nearest treasure item, when such an item is close enough. The rest of the time, the needle drifts idly.
* One item in ''VideoGame/{{Spelunky}}'' is a compass that points to the level exit when it's off-screen. It becomes incredibly useful in area 3 which consists almost entirely of rocks and ice hanging over the yawning abyss.
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* Phylacteries, in ''VideoGame/{{Soulbringer}}'' allowed you two different compasses at the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe, perform this function. Mages in same time: the Circles of Magi are required usual and a magic one that points to give [[PortalNetwork hex stones]].
* One item in ''VideoGame/{{Spelunky}}'' is ablood sample compass that points to the level exit when they're first brought to a Circle, it's off-screen. It becomes incredibly useful in area 3 which consists almost entirely of rocks and should that mage escape or otherwise go missing, ice hanging over the Templars can use the phylactery containing their blood to find them.yawning abyss.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePiratesOfDarkWater'', Ren has a necklace that shoots a blue beam in the direction of a nearby [[MacGuffin Treasure of Rule]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Birdman}}'' episode "Meets Birdgirl". When the villain steals some hydrogen bombs, Birdman ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'': In [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E18TwinSuns "Twin Suns"]], Ezra uses his "atomic compass" (which is "tuned two pieces of the broken holocrons this way, to try and find [[spoiler:Obi-Wan Kenobi. They instead lead him to the wavelength missing piece of the bombs") Sith holocron, which Maul used to track them down.lure him to Tatooine.]]
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* In ''Webcomic/MysteryBabylon'', one of the three gifts which Red gives to Zero is a magic compass. Rather than pointing North, it always points towards Heaven's Champion. It also only functions for Zero, burning the hand of anyone else who tries to touch it.
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** A non-magnetism example would be Vivre Cards, slips of paper which are linked to a person's life force and can show where they are located. Put the paper on a table or in your hand, and it will move on its own in the general direction of the person it's linked to. Luffy had once for his brother Ace, which he used in his rescue attempt in the Impel Down arc.
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** A non-magnetism example would be Vivre Cards, slips of paper which are linked to a person's life force and can show where they are located. Put the paper on a table or in your hand, and it will move on its own in the general direction of the person it's linked to. Luffy had once one for his brother Ace, which he used in his rescue attempt in the Impel Down arc.
* Inigo Montoya briefly turns his sword into one in ''Film/ThePrincessBride''. He knows the secret entrance to the Pit of Despair is in the grove where he's standing, so he pleads with his dead father to "guide my sword" so he can find it. [[spoiler:The sword sticks itself into a tree, and Inigo leans on the tree in despair - and, in so doing, triggers the mechanism to open the door.]]
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* On ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' compasses point to the Sardar Mountains, home of the Priest-Kings (the gods of the world).
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'', it shows all treasure chests and the boss's location.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'',From ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'' onward, it shows all treasure chests and the boss's location.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'',
* Phylacteries, in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe, perform this function. Mages in the Circles of Magi are required to give a blood sample when they're first brought to a Circle, and should that mage escape or otherwise go missing, the Templars can use the phylactery containing their blood to find them.
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* Gargamel and his magically-created clone made one from a magic stone that would help him track down Smurfs in ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' episode "Papa Smurf, Papa Smurf".
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* The compass is ubiquitous to ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' games. In the first games it only showed the boss's room or the room after that, but in later games it also showed unopened treasure chests and sometimes keys.
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* The compass is ubiquitous to ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' games. In It generally shows the first games location of all treasures in a dungeon as well as that of the boss.
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', it shows the boss's roomor as well as the room after that, but in later games main treasure of the dungeon.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaLinksAwakening'', it shows all treasure chests, the boss's location, and alsoshowed unopened causes a chime to sound when a key is located in the current room.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'', it shows all treasure chests andsometimes keys.the boss's location.
** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'', it shows all treasure chests and the boss's location.
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast'', it shows the boss's room
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** In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'', it shows all treasure chests and
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** Although he can and does use a literal compass as a focus for the spell, Harry's also used various objects as plumb lines (leans in the direction of the target), sensations on the skin ([[StealthPun gets warmer or colder]] based on direction), and a wind-up duck ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer this happened]]) (walks in the direction of the target) in the past. It's a very versatile field of magic.
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** 'Magazine/{{Dragon}}'' magazine #235 article "Mage on Deck!" The spell Absolute Location informs the caster of the direction and distance to a known landmark such as a port city, an island or a mountain.
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